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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
TIE STRIKE IN TIE LEHIGH COAL MINES
THE READING COMPANY NOT AFFEcTED-4 600
MINERS OUT AT sHAMoKIS.

THE READING COMPANY NOT AFFEcTED-4,OOO
MINERS OUT AT slIAMoKIS.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept IL (SpecdD. In refer nee to
the orest strike of the GOAL miners in the upper and
lower Lehigh regions Gerera Mcleod, OF the Read
ing Railroad. said this afternoon;
hero has been strike OF the employees OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company,
and We DO not expect any. In fact, l am confident
that we shall have no trouble. We know. what the
demands of the men are, and they understand their
position thoroughly aud adjust the difference
witbou Mt trouble. No reports of strikes have been
received and We believe that all of or are at
work and will not 90 out. The striks may have some
effect upon tho coal trade, but we shall not feel it,
The men who have gone out-and there are said to
be thousands of them-are employed by the Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company, tho Lehigh Coal and Navi-
CATION Company and number OF other companies
and individual ppe rators, including Eckley b. Coke.
and Audenred HszelbrOo6. The strike Affects nearly
all the mines in the upper and lower Lehigh regions,
but not including the Wyoming district or the
Schnylkill and Lehgh Valley mines in the Schuykill
region
In this city the officials of tue Lehigh Coal aud
Navigation Company know little concerning .he
strike, the storm having disarranged the TELEGRAM
wires President Harris Is in the district and let
ter received from him contained the information tn at
the men, contrary TO the usual custom, had not com
municated with him before going strike General
Wistsr of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company. was
not at his Office late this afternoon, but one oil his
assistants sad
only one colicry working there, however. and about
800 men we're employed The men still working
at Nantico Ike, Lykens aud Williamstown; but OIL
course we can't say whether they will remain at
work or not"
SnAMoKIN, Penn, Sept 12.-The miners at the
coeries of the Mineral Mining and Railroad Com
pany, he Union Coal Company, the Excelsior Coal
Company, the Enterprise Coal Company and the
Garfield Coal Company, struck tnis morning Tor a
general advance. 1t is estimated that 1000 men are
out on strike at Shamokn. The miuers are thor
Oughly Org anized Knights OF Labor and nre pro-
pared for a long strike. No concessions were offered
on either sde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
No ROOM FOR SOCIALISTS

Another contingent OF socialists turned out OF the
organization to which they belonged last night FEW
nights ago. meeting OF the nited Order OF American
Taors some OF members proposed 10 elect delegates TO
the Webster Hall Conference 1t is against the rules OF
the order discuss any part, union, In any
political matter, and when the proposition was made the
chairman declared the nesting sdOurned AZ that eighty
delegates hall, but forty remained elected new
chairman and selected delegates TO the conference All
this done without considerable excitement The
Executive Board met last night at No 10 on-pace
socialists had violated
OF the union shOrld be dropped from the roll This
was done, and the board adjourned.
The socaled dssensions IN the ranks OF the United
Labor party the With Assembly District duo 70 the
expulsion OF the socialists few OF those who did not
want followers OF the red flag expelled were
satisfied 10 bow 10 the viii OF the majority IN the mat
ter. since tried to make trouble In various
ways and is general disposition the part OF
let them resign they threaten TO do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

DENVER. Sept. ia meeting OF the representatives
of the cattemen OF the range country WAS held here
veseray for the purpose OF forming the American Beef
Pool the purpose OF which is to bring the price OF beef
catt. on the range west OF feeding districts nearer
TO the level OF prices of dressed beef in the East to In
crease the profits the producer and TO do away with
midJIemen A. s. Mercer, OF Wyoming, was chosen
chairman. and q. L. Brooks OF NewMexco. secretary
Armour & Co. have signed contract with the pool to
L their give them all there in them, less
reasonable com sson and to aid In extending their
market facilities Armour further agrees to slaughter
their cattle for 81 50 head giving the shipper the ell
tire proceeds of the animal less freight and selling CON-
mission on dressed beef In the East Resolutions pro-
yding for the organization of the pool were adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

Tho Prohibition County Committee Of New-York
held its nr-t meeting In the headquarters, No
l07 West Thirty y-fourthst, last night Moses r.
Crasto presided Herbert A. Lee, chairman OF tho
Executive Committec In his report said that the Nth
With, With and XIXth Assembly Districts OF thlS
city had not been represented by any ueiegptee,
residents Of the districts, ut the recent convention III
syracuse. The name of Adam W. Wagnalls was sug-
gestd "a tho candidate for Controller on the county
ticket, and 1t was stated that he would accept tho
nomination. ~ .
Tho Prohibltionlsts Of Essex County, n. j., yester
day nominated the following candidates for tho No
vember elections. For senator, Elias f. M0rroy' of
Iryngton: for County Clerk Fillmore Condlt, eH
Newark: for sheriff, J. r. Anderson, of MilDurn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
TIE LurHERAY MISSIONS FOR IKMuGRAYrs

lGREENvILLE. Penn, Sept 12.-Ihe Lutheran Gem
eral Council opened todays session with religious
services by the Rev. Mechling, of Lancaster, Ohio
A. b. Lila, of the Swedish Emigrant Mission, re-
ported large increase In Swedish Immigration Last
year 4O349 persons instructed and cared for
The first six months Of this year 10000 had been
received; nearly all Of these strong healthy
working people. The immigrants, RUE, settled
I'm the Nest and Northwest The report OF the Wards
Island Hospital Mission was next presented The
Mission has cared for $500 patients OF all religions
since the establishment Of the hospital IN 1874 Com
palnt was made that a Jesuit father persists In
pfosclytIng among the sick and dying. request
wa also made for aid In money to pay the expenses
of the chaplain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
prvAr. CAPTAINS sTJ8PENDED.

pRoyrpKxcK r. L. Sept i2-Capts,n Thomas ncHunsA
o the steamer PhiaAsphia and H. n Cart Of the tea1ee
cheer have susLonded masters and pQtQ fcr
Thirty dsyS as the result Of The recent oosi0n Oh Sabine
Pofnt Llghtship
ASSISTANTS OF DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY CALVIN.
posTox Sept l2-untsd States District Attorney QaV4
Sslsns Thsn. e rsesa Fsss, g
tus unltsd Safe. Atornsy fos tns & Hss' ~
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BERIBEN REPORTED KILLED.
THE LEADER OF THE CUBAN PILIBUsrERs SAID

THE LEADER OF THE CUBAN FILIBUsrERs SAID TO
HAVE BEEN SLAIN NEAR NATANZAs.
HAvANA Sept 12-In the recent fight at Matanzas be
tween force OF the Civil Guard and four men. sup.
posed to be fbusters from Key West one Of the men
was wounded and the soldiers captured rife and
other articles. second encounter has since taken
place, during which one OF the men, supposed to be
Beriben. was killed. The body was secured The men
hiding In small forest which it is impossible
for them to escape. 1t is rumored that five other
endeayored to join them but did not succeed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
TO EzDyog 0zL7F0EY7z E17cEI5T KzTg1

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept IL tSpeeial,.-senator Leland
stanford Is trying to make arrangements Tor
bringing out emigrsnts free over the Southern
Pacific lines. His plan Is TO induce the
roads east of Missouri River to make $40
rate from NewYork then tho Union Pacific to bring
the emigrants TO Ogden S5 From Ogden the Central
Pacific would ran.pers them free OF charge Tho .s
arrangement would bs mad: ior % snS SGu'ns sS % sss.
ths. thai s Sesipers A"id would get. hold sf the free
uekots. This win be obyiatea ~ sna Ss ,c.a E tSst
oOO5 smsrsnts who are nsrS .S 81 1900 5000
shsn 10000 tourists who pay full fara
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, pRosroUr0R WORKING ON COMMISSION.

LOUISVILLE Sept IL tSpeciaD.-The Grand Jary at
Brandenburg Meade County. where the WarrenO Leary
prize ght occurred last fall began session to-day The
attorney gets 35 cent of all fines and has
been making vigorous efforts to secure evidence against
the three hundred spectators He has Induced Kinney
Raey a hackman who has already been fined SOS for
his share In the affair." give the names Of the other par
ticipans In return the fine against him will be rcmitted
Bailey has good memory for names and races and knew
nearly everybody present He will probably go before
the grand jury tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
A PRE- DA TORY SEALER CHARGED WITH BARRA
TRY.

SAN Francisco, Sept l2.-The American sealing
schooner jose arrived here to-day from the Arctic
seas and Is anchored in the harbor awaiting the
action of the the United States authorities. She was
seized In Behring Sea August by the Revenue Gutter
Richard Rush, and after her papers and skins were
taken away she ordered TO 20 70 sike lnsteaa o.
A warrant has been out by Ileutenent nowison
OF the Revenus Cutter r. Hartley Tor the arrest OF
Lee on . charge Of barratry. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
CHICAGO LIQUOR MEN ORGANIZING.

CHICAGO Sept 12 tSpeciaH.-A new factor In politics
County projected II an organization In the
shape OF sort Of protective union OF brewers liquor
dealers and retail quorseers OF which ther" arc about
500 I'm the couaty The proposition is that these men
shall vote together body for whatever party Is mold
ing the best Inducements IL Is argued that each
melnber contros on an average five votes, which
would give the entire aggregation over 10000 votes
l1uordeaers in the city one the first moves OF the
newly projected organization will be TO create centra
body govern the associations and direct ther worA III
a DOtcal deal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. Sept. Il. 1857
NAIIMAKERs on STRKE.-The number OF naIlu akers
on strike in Staiiorlshire alone is 10000
SAMoA-Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign sccre-
tary stated In the House of Commons to-day that the
BRITISH Consul In Samoa had beeu instructed to observe
strict neutrality and that the British Government had
received assurances from Germany that the treaty
powers would not be affected by Germanys action In
samoa
CHINESE IRoNcLADs.-The Chinese squadron, consist
Ing OF the ironclads Chih Yuan Ching Yuan and Lai
nuan and the torpedo boat Yarrow have sailed from
Portsmouth for Che Foo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
CLOUDS HID THE SUN FROM OBSERVERS.

sAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.--Advices by the steamer
San Pablo from China TO the effect that at most OF
the scientific stations whence the totay OF the eclipse
f IN. ann August 49, could be viewed the result was
satisfactory more especially at shiraKswa where tho
United States expedition under direction Of Professor
Todd was located Twenty minutes after the eclipse pe
cav ths auu was hidden BY clouds and remained hid
den during the total eclipse II wss like DARK night
and the face Of standing at distance OF tnrce OF
four feet could not be seon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
THE NATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS

TORONTO Sept 12.-rhe National Prison Congress
began its regular business meeting this morning In the
theatre OF the Normal School There large attend
ance OF delegates aud of the general public subject
considered was "rhe Moral and Religious Care Of the
Prisoner" The Rev. william Searles OF Auburn Prison,
" introduced the subject and followed by other
speakers
At tonights session the subjects were "The Identif
cation and Registration OF Habitual Criminals and
The warden: His Duties. Couuteracting Influences.
ETC."
President Hayes and Professor wayland luncheon
with Professor Goodwin Smith at the Grange yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
BURIAL OF A MITCHELsTOWN VICTIM

MTTcHEIsrowS, Sept. 1.-THE funeral OF Michael Lon
ergan, who shot dead by the police last Friday took
place this afternoon The body followed to the
etery by thousands Of people, the procession being
half mile long At the grave. Father Mccarthy made
address In which he exclaimed: God have mercy Oh
his sou May he receive more mercy in heaven than he
received on earth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
pARI.y New.ORLEANs MoLAssEs.

.oRLRAYs Sept 12-Eighteen barrrs of new LonIs.
lana noasses the hrst Of the season we're received
from T. eassons plantation IN NJ John Baptist
eissssd choice sold TO Delaafo Co AZ 20 cents
saon This the earliest receipt Of moiAsses ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES CHOSEN.

ByGHAMToS. Sept. IL tSpeciab Tho Republican Con-
OF Broome County chose the following delegates
to the State Convention: r. Morgan, George c. Bay
less, Hiram Barnum. James Rowland, Radcliffe Park,
Darwin Howard, c. W. Greene, f. " Smith. The dele
gates were instructed support Colonel Fred Grant for
Secretary OF State The delegates to the Senate conven-
ton were instructed 70 support Edmund OConnor OF
this city, to represent the XxIvth District The Com
mttee on Resolutions reported severely coDdemning the
action President Gle veand and the Federal ocsrs In
the choice Of the site for the proposed Federal oudng
also President Clevelands battle flag order ana RECON-
mended the restoration and restraint OF the SAFE OF in
toxicants.
BUFFALO. Sept 12.The Ist Assembly District Catta-
raugus County delegates to the Republican convention
are w. G.. Laidlaw, W. O. Leland, ]. w. Higgins w. f.
Wheeler and Ii. 1. Merrill
ALBANY Sept lathe following are the delegates to
the Republican state Convention the lid District
Of Albany County, John A. scher Barrett p. Vos, ROD
ert Parker, Norman p. Moore and Stephen weaver.
The delegates to the Republican State Convention from
this city virtually united in favor Of the election OF
Eugene BurnRsne mcmber OF the State committee
from the XIXth District George Campbell the present
incumbent will have the support OF the Cohoes dsrcs'
but II is thought Mr.. Burlingame Will be elected
ALBION, Sept. l2.-At the Republican Convention on
Saturday Clark d. Knapp, Of Albon Marshall Diope
OF Gaines E. L. Pitts and Frank Hurd, Of Rdgeway, end
Myron r. Bings Of Kendall, were chosen delegates 70
the state Convention from Orleans County.
BATAVIA n. Y, Sept l2-The delegates from Genesee
County TO the Republican State Convention arc H. +.
Tarbox NJ d. Pratt, NJ Z. Benham, ). Ii. Bacon, Phiio
Egerton and Abram Reese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
MRS. MEIGGss SUITS AGAINST THE eRAcEs.

Mrs MEIUUSb 8 SUITS AGATNST THE GKACEs.
PANAMA. Sept 3.-The Libertdd Electoral, q Chilian
paper, publishes the following:
In Et Comerefo OF Lima find information respecting
the suits brought IL Lima Wy Sonora Lucrecia Meiggs
IT, aalnst the estate and tho
and rights OF Henry Meggs for the purpose Of obtaining
possession OF sums which claimed behalf the chill
dren OF Mrs Meiggs Jr, tho grandchildren Of Mr. Meggs
ar The actions commenced already amount 10 e2300O and
are brought principally against Messrs Grace Brothers
Co. who have signed the orOya Railroad other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
,rAr1Ay soLpIERs KILLED BY A MOB.

NAPLES Sept l2Thrse soldiers At Trapani wore sent
TO perform dsiufecng duty, and were asssiled ny
mob who tried to force them to swallow carboc aeid
which they had been sprinkng about the streets ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

Afsw Of the delegates the Republican State Conven
tion went Saratoga yesterday Ex-senator Frederick
s. Gibbs. Clarence w. Meade, ex-Assemblyman John Z.
Windoph and . few others went the Albany night
boat. Robert q. McCord and John E Brodsky, OF the
With District; John W. Jacobus and Richard NJ Col
lard Of IXth Police Justice Patterson and Coroner Ed
man, OF the Xth Coroner Nugent OF the XIvth sner
dan shook, Robert A. Greacen and Edmund G. Lee, OF
the XVIII will 90 this morning. The great body OF the
delegates will leave the city the $3.50 p. m train.
Among these will probably be Colonel g. r Cruger,
Assemblyman Robert Ray Hamilton and Walter Howe,
OF the Xith James w Perry, stephen simonson ana
Louis Brenner of the xvIIth Bernard Bglin Genera
Turner, OF the XvIIth; John Reisenweber. William h.
Bellamy and George W. Hamilton, OF the A!&th Emu
Root Edward Mitchell, Assemblyman Ernest d. Crosby,
Commissioner Jacob Hess and Alfred whitney OF the
XXIst; John Fl. Gunner, j. @. j. Langbein lawrence j.
Dunn and Isaac Fromme, OF the XXIldi CONGRESS-
man Ashbel p Fitch. John A. Eagleson GeorgeP r Brown
and Robert W. Bonynge OF the XXIIId, and James L.
Wells j. Thomas stearns and william Fl. Ten Eyck OF
the XXIVth. FIX Minister L. p Morton, ex-Judge
Horace Russell, Police Justice soon b. Smith and John
j. OBrien In Saratoga Senator Evarts VIII go there
from Windsor. Vt.
All OF tho delegates from this city, far known,
favor the nomination OF Colonel Frederick D. Grant for
Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

houses One Of tho soldiers imblbcd the liquid and
afterward died In horrible agony The other refused
o drink the acid, aud were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

BISGHAMToN Sept II (Speeiab ab-Alonzo d. Lewis was
nominated By the Republican Convention here to-day ioi
the Assembly
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MIR. ERWIN NAMED FOR THE SENATE.

oGDESsBURG, sept.2 (SpeeidD.-Tho Republican con-
vention of the XYth Senate district held here to-day
unanimously nominated George e. Erwin, of Potsdam
for state senator.
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localoption towns of the State. With this evi-
denes of the work done for temperance by
the Republican Legislature 1t is believed that RepIs
can orators begin their campaign before the people
Of the State with confidence OF victory.
One OF the most notable circumstances OF the assem-
bling Of the delegates to the convention 10 the so0a
nature that prevails. Senator Hiscock democraucay
welcomes al persons to his room The contest
among the friends OF the several candidates
Is carried on in a friendly manner. Apparently
the convention is to be notable for Its haf-
mony. Senator Evarts will be here tomor-
row. He has taken rooms at tho United States
Hotel. Ex-senator Warner Miller will also be here
There Is good deal Of talk In favor OF max
ing him temporary chairman Of the convention. sena:
tor Hlscock will probably be permanent chairman OF
the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13

BROKE HIS ARM WHILE PLAYING BALL
CAMrBELLFoRD, ont Sept 2.-Dr Maooun, pitcher for
the home team In baseball match here today, broke
his arm above the elbow while delivering the ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
ARCHBISHOP LYNCH on GEORGE AND McGLyNN
TORONTO, Sept 12-Archbshop Lynch, OF Toronto,
sends the following letter to Stewart Lyon:

In answer 70 your questions Frst-Henry Georges
doctrine book has been the
Holy See Second-Dr McGlynn's accommodation
casonef by his pcrstont refusal obey the Of the
Holy See TO which he promised Obedience priet and
an aumnus OF tho College OF tho Propaganda at Rome Dr.
McGynn's case is purely ecclesiastical not political
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
ro 1MpEAcH RuLaARIAN REyoLurloNIsrs.

TO IMPEACH BULGARIAN REvoLUTfONIsTS.
sopHA Sept 12.-It Is stated that when the sobrapje
meets the Government will propose the impeachment OF
NM Karavelof Nikforof Zankof and others suspected
of completely In the overthrow OF Prince Alexander
PARIS, sept 12.The Figaro publishes letter written
by Prince Ferdinand expressing delight at his enhus
asc reception in Bulgaria The Prince says that he be-
heves tho people OF the country thoroughly attached
TO him He complains Of the opposition OF three great
powers and regards their against him as cruel and
unjust He hopes TO rescue Bulgaria from the crisis
in which she is placed, and is resolved TO do his duty
whatever happens. x,,.
dispatch 10 the Journal dcs DeJats from Bucharest
SAYS that exPremer Radoslsvof and several officers
have been arrested In Bulgaria for connection with an
alleged military plot 1t is reported at sophia that the
poce invented the plot In order 70 further the ends OF
stambuloff the present Prince Minister OF Bulgaria.
BERLIN Sept 1.-The North German Gdzee annonnces
that Prince Bismarck cannot assent to the Russian pro-
posas and declines tho Cars request that ne act as
mediator between Russia and Bulgaria. Germany s
ready TO agree the Ernroth mission and also TO recon-
nd the ether powers assent 70 II provided the pro-
posa is oicaliy made by both Russia and the Porte
This apparent to General Ernroths going 70 bur
garia Is planned by rreconcable differences between
the Porte and Russia the mission There IL ony q
remote chance of both presenting similar proposal !"
the powers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-13
CONSTABLES KILLED BY MOONLIGHTERS.
FIERCE FIGHT n THE SMALL ROOM or AN IRISH

FARMERS HOUSE.
DUBLIN, Sept 12.-Moonlighters last night murdered
Constable Wheelan and morally wounded another officer
near Ennis. County Clare Whecan was killed with a
bludgeon Eight arrests have been maie Of suspected
persons
The assault occurred at Lsdoonvarna. constable
who was present when Wheclan killed states that
twelve polceme had waited In eonceament IN house
where they had learned from an anonymous source
that a number OF moonllghers would gather. When
tue moonlighters they were admitted and the
door closed and locked after them. Then fierce fight
took place In a small There no firing. Five
moonlighters were arrested. Two others escaped.
LONDON, Sept 12.-Mr Balfour. Chief Secretary for
Ireland announced In the House OF Commons
today that a telegram had been received re-
gardug the affray Lisdoonyarna last night. The
dispatch stated that five moonghters were captured
Constable wheelan killed and three others we're
serousIy hurt number OF rifles and revolvers and
quantity Of ammunition were captured. The five men
CAPTURED were arrested inside the house OF Farmer Sex
ton Two more identified to-day. Farmer Sexton
whom the gang had meant TO murder. had been sum
noned by the and cenured and he had promised
10 surrender his farm but did not do so. The gang
therefore entered his house and about TO shoot him
when the police, who lay In ambush, surprised them
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1887-12-18

The obsequies of the late Mrs.
Van Xleet, Of Sasinaw, Mich, to. K
place yesterl y aftein ION. The re-
mains were ollowed from her resi-
d+nce, 800 Temple street, to the
"Church OF Our Lady of Angels" and
then to the burial ground by large
number Of pathizing friends. T, g
death If Mrs. Van Vleet is extremely
lamental,le, for che was one OF those
good and charitable women that one
woul ALWAYS ieel great pleanre in
meeting. Cut down in the prime OF
life. leaving a family, heart-broken
parents and so many dear friends
demonstrates only too plaioly that she
was a dutiful daughter, a loving
mother and an aff.cIionate wife. The
last lad rites of the church were inn
r,ressively performed by Rev. Father
Peter. The floral tributes were
numerous and beaut full and the re-
mains were inferred in the Catholic
[ emeterv on Bnena Vista street.